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Why do so few composers' names begin with the letter...................
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Lateralthinking1
Originally posted by VodkaDilc View PostJanácek, Jarre, Jackson (G and F), Joubert, Jacob, Jolivet, Josephs......
In my CD collection, I,K,U,X,Y,Z are rarer.
(I can help with K - Kabalevsky, Kalinnikov. Kapustin, Khachaturian, Kirchner, Kodaly, Kokkenon, Korngold, Kreisler, Krommer)Last edited by Guest; 10-01-13, 19:07.
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Lateralthinking1
Originally posted by EdgeleyRob View Post
Are E and J less common starting letters for non-English names?
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scottycelt
Probably because composers' surnames are pretty much in line with the percentage of the population as a whole, though I confess I've never actually studied this apparently perplexing issue in any great detail. Flossie, maybe?
In any case there are more than enough divinely composing 'Bs' to make up for any lack of leading literal talent elsewhere ...
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Lateralthinking1
Originally posted by gurnemanz View PostAny advance on Yradier (one track on EMI Record of Singing).
I can't offer anything more on Q but there are probably others in obscure places.
There are quite a lot of Belgians and surprisingly few Dutch.
(Can Zappa be rightly described as a classical composer?)Last edited by Guest; 10-01-13, 19:38.
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